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Allowing disproportionate force in self-defence - a triumph of rhetoric over reason

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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May 9 2013

"It is rare for householders to be confronted by intruders in their homes and even rarer for them to be arrested, prosecuted and convicted as a

R (on the application of F) v The Director of Public Prosecutions and “A” 2013 EWHC 945 (Admin)

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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May 9 2013

In a decision published on 24 April 2013 the High Court took the "highly exceptional" step of ordering the CPS to review its decision not to

The National Crime Agency: a new super prosecutor?

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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May 8 2013

On 25 April 2012, the Crime and Court Bill 2012-13 received Royal Assent. Changes of note include the creation of the National Crime Agency (NCA) and

Inheritance claims by spouses rise with number of remarriages

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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April 16 2013

Claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 ("the Act") are on the rise. According to a Law Commission Report

Is any divorce an “easy” divorce?

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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July 15 2011

This has been a busy week for commentators on Family Law issues

Family justice reforms: the demise of legal aid, the rise of the litigant in person and what lies ahead for family law

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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April 29 2013

The government overhaul of Legal Aid (public funding) came into force on 1 April 2013 and is due to affect the entire justice system. Criminal

Dignified divorce - reforming the blame game

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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March 14 2013

It is rare for there to be contested divorces. It involves the distressing situation in which one party argues that the marriage can be saved in

Peter Teong Tatt Chuah v Nursing and Midwifery Council 2013 EWHC 894 (Admin)

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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April 26 2013

In November 2008 N was convicted of driving with excess alcohol and in April 2009 the West Midlands Police informed the NMC of the same. The NMC were

Self-defence in the home: the right to be unreasonable?

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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September 13 2012

Following Chris Grayling’s appointment as Justice Secretary in the recent Cabinet reshuffle, back-bench Conservatives have called on him to “raise the bar” against criminals and change the law on self-defence to provide greater protection for householders who cause injury in the course of defending their homes

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher is a ‘private’ divorce possible?

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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October 26 2012

Various press reports this week, both in England and in the US, suggest that Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher have been unable to finalise their divorce due to their inability to reach a financial settlement

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Allowing disproportionate force in self-defence - a triumph of rhetoric over reason

R (on the application of F) v The Director of Public Prosecutions and “A” 2013 EWHC 945 (Admin)

The National Crime Agency: a new super prosecutor?

Inheritance claims by spouses rise with number of remarriages

Is any divorce an “easy” divorce?

Family justice reforms: the demise of legal aid, the rise of the litigant in person and what lies ahead for family law

Dignified divorce - reforming the blame game

Peter Teong Tatt Chuah v Nursing and Midwifery Council 2013 EWHC 894 (Admin)

Self-defence in the home: the right to be unreasonable?

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher is a ‘private’ divorce possible?

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